Children's creative flower workshop in Hamburg
Teamevent from €35.00 per Person
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What can you expect at the Kinder Creative Workshop in Hamburg?
Here, little artists have the chance to play with dried flowers and tie their own floral hoops or flower head wreaths. In a cheerful and stimulating environment, children discover the fascinating world of floral art.
Through loving guidance, children not only learn the basics of tying and tying, but also how to transform their imagination and creativity into floral masterpieces. The dried flowers offer a colorful palette and allow little participants to develop a sense of shapes and textures.
This workshop is not only educational but also a fun way for kids to create their own unique creations. From a floral hoop as a chic accessory to a playful flower head wreath, children can proudly present their homemade works of art.
Let's unleash the children's creative energy and experience the magic of floral art together!
Flower crown or floral hoop
in the studio (Hamburg Eimsbüttel)
The workshops take place for a minimum of 6 people.
from an age of approx. 8 years
35, - per child
The studio offers enough space for approx. 10 - 12 people
Less than 6 people or more than 12 people
(upon request)
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What to bring?
Be in a creative mood and create beautiful floral hoops or hair flower wreaths that are a real eye-catcher in our 2-hour course.
What is included?
- All the materials and equipment you need to create your work piece
- You can then take your floral hoops/hair flower wreath home and use it as a decoration or even give it to your loved one
- This gives you a unique and creative gift.
Nadja Schnitzler
At the creative workshops, you can create magical flower crowns, floral hoops and other DIY ideas with fresh or dried flowers according to your style under guidance.
